Training Support System for the Use of One ICT System of Systems in Risk and Emergency Management in the Transport of Dangerous Goods

Using AI, IoT, applied to a human digitality information and communication technology system, it is possible to innovate the way to inform, communicate, and train people and operators. The main objective of this paper is to propose a system of systems in training, to achieve trainers in risk assessment and emergency management, and to acquire and transfer knowledge to target institutional subjects, stakeholders, maritime, port, logistics, and dangerous goods transport operators, in a given area of interest, using ICT tools. The training of trainers involved in technological risk management is the basis of risk prevention. Safety and sustainability are specific training objectives, which are pursued by identifying the most appropriate ICT and training tools to deal with the risks associated with the transport of dangerous goods, reconciling the need for such transport with safety, protection of the environment, and people. The training support system developed will therefore allow users to define and support dynamic training paths, aimed at providing or improving the skills of the figures, who operate, with different responsibilities, and functions in the area between the port and the hinterland, passing through urban areas.

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2025-06-08
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https://doi.org/10.1109/sose66311.2025.11083859
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Training Support System for the Use of One ICT System of Systems in Risk and Emergency Management in the Transport of Dangerous Goods

Anita Trotta, Angela Maria Tomasoni, Massimo D’Incà
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Training Support System for the Use of One ICT System of Systems in Risk and Emergency Management in the Transport of Dangerous Goods

Anita Trotta, Angela Maria Tomasoni, Massimo D’Incà
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Using AI, IoT, applied to a human digitality information and communication technology system, it is possible to innovate the way to inform, communicate, and train people and operators. The main objective of this paper is to propose a system of systems in training, to achieve trainers in risk assessment and emergency management, and to acquire and transfer knowledge to target institutional subjects, stakeholders, maritime, port, logistics, and dangerous goods transport operators, in a given area of interest, using ICT tools. The training of trainers involved in technological risk management is the basis of risk prevention. Safety and sustainability are specific training objectives, which are pursued by identifying the most appropriate ICT and training tools to deal with the risks associated with the transport of dangerous goods, reconciling the need for such transport with safety, protection of the environment, and people. The training support system developed will therefore allow users to define and support dynamic training paths, aimed at providing or improving the skills of the figures, who operate, with different responsibilities, and functions in the area between the port and the hinterland, passing through urban areas.

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